The proposed bill establishes a new section, 790.34, in the Florida Statutes, which prohibits governmental agencies and their contractors from using artificial intelligence to detect concealed firearms in public places. The bill defines "governmental agency" and "public place," and explicitly states that the use of artificial intelligence in conjunction with cameras or similar technology for this purpose is not allowed, with certain exceptions. These exceptions include the detection of concealed firearms on school grounds and at specific locations outlined in existing law.

Additionally, the bill provides a remedy for individuals who believe their rights have been violated under this new regulation, allowing them to seek injunctive relief against the governmental agency or its contractors. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.